Volunteers
Shahrum Lillard
Chemistry student at Baylor University
As I really began to understand the purpose of Investigative Pathology, and actually performed the duties, I started to value my time working with cancer cells. I feel part of the group, all trying to find a cure for this disease. I am greatly interested in helping any way I can to rid the world of cancer, and what better way to do so than with working with Dr. Asea in Investigative Pathology?
Email: Shahrum_Lillard@baylor.edu
Michael McNamara
Texas Bioscience Institute and Harker Heights High School, Harker Heights, TX
The department of Investigative Pathology allows me to expand my knowledge in the research field. It provides me with a foundation and understanding of the career choices I would like pursue in my future. In addition, the department of Investigative Pathology fulfills my current interests in regards to the cancer research field.
Email: mcnamaram584@templejc.edu
Ian Collier
Texas Bioscience Institute and Shoemaker High School, Killeen, TX
I wanted to volunteer in this department because I have always been interested in the field of pathology. Also, I wanted to get hands-on experience with the types of research I will be conducting later in my career.
Email: collieri300@templejc.edu
Viraj Mehta
Westlake High School, Austin, Texas
I volunteer in the Investigative Pathology Department because I feel that this research experience prepares me for the future study in the biomedical fields. I also enjoy helping out with the other ongoing experiments and just being in contact with the important work being done. I have grown a lot from my exposure to these fields.
